Balenciaga

[ buh-len-see-ah-guh; Spanish bah-len-thyah-gah ]

noun

1. Cri·stó·bal [kri-, stoh, -b, uh, l, kree-, staw, -bahl], 1895–1972, French fashion designer, born in Spain.

Balenciaga

/ balenˈθjaɣa /

noun

1. BalenciagaCristobal18951972MSpanishFASHION, BEAUTY, ETC: fashion designer Cristobal (krisˈtoβal). 1895–1972, Spanish couturier

Example Sentences

This large Balenciaga tote shows the best TLC is a little wear and tear.

From Los Angeles Times

Famous for its uninterrupted string of luxury stores like Chanel and Balenciaga that draw wealthy shoppers, tourists and paparazzi-hunting celebrities, Rodeo Drive is Beverly Hills’ defining attraction.

From Los Angeles Times

Back in 2022, Balenciaga partnered with Frito-Lay to debut its $1,500 leather clutch that resembled a crumpled, discarded bag of Lay's potato chips.

From Salon

First up was “Cristóbal Balenciaga,” a look at the career arc of the Spanish master and the trauma he suffered as a closeted gay man and with the advent of ready-to-wear.

From New York Times

I'm glad you said repurpose because it's like you wear your older brother's shoes that are two sizes too big, and then Balenciaga sees it as something brand new.

From Salon